Resale tickets for Sunday's World Cup final between Spain and Argentina in New Jersey are going for between 36,000 and 91,000 Polish złoty. That means a Polish worker earning the minimum wage would need to spend one to two full years' salary to attend. Demand surged after the two finalists were confirmed.
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Brent crude oil prices surged above $90 per barrel on Monday morning during the Asian trading session, reaching their highest level since mid-June. The sharp rally is a direct market reaction to the escalating military conflict between the United States and Iran. Tehran's threats triggered immediate moves across commodity markets.
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During a Wednesday practice flight ahead of the Pensacola Beach Air Show, a Blue Angels F/A-18 Super Hornet pilot flew exceptionally low over the beach, startling spectators and triggering safety protocols. The incident was reviewed, but the crew is not expected to face any disciplinary consequences. The flyover generated widespread media attention.
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Spain has won 16 major football titles over the past five years, cementing its status as the dominant force in world football. The tally includes successes by both the national team and club sides. No other country comes close to matching that record over the same period.
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Australian BYD customers paid for 2026 model-year cars but received 2025 vehicles instead. The Chinese automaker says the cars are technically identical and the discrepancy stems from an administrative error in model-year labelling. Affected customers are entitled to a full refund or a replacement vehicle with the correct model year.
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The official death toll from June's earthquake in Venezuela has risen to 5,208, with nearly 24,000 people displaced and living in temporary camps. The fate of close to 30,000 missing people remains unknown, and experts fear the true casualty figure is significantly higher. The disaster is among the deadliest in the region's history.
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Astronomers have resolved a decades-old puzzle about the Sun's missing silver by building a more accurate model of its atmosphere rather than finding new data. The revised model reveals the Sun contains 55% more silver than previously estimated, finally matching measurements from meteorites. The finding highlights that major scientific breakthroughs can come from modelling familiar phenomena more precisely.
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Israeli historian Omer Bartov has stated that Israel committed genocide in the Gaza Strip following the October 7, 2023 attacks. He concluded that Zionism as an official state ideology justifies genocide and must be rejected. Bartov called on the United States and Europe to impose sanctions on Israel.
Croissants can be made quickly and easily using rice paper instead of traditional dough. The recipe is beginner-friendly and designed as a sweet surprise for family or friends. A step-by-step video guide accompanies the ingredient list.
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iOS 27 has been tested and found to bring mostly minor changes to Apple's mobile operating system. Despite the modest scope, the reviewer identified a handful of standout features described as hidden gems. Overall, the update is not seen as a revolutionary release.
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New data shows that a growing number of midwives under the age of 35 are leaving the NHS in England due to burnout, worsening existing staffing shortages in maternity units. The early-career exodus is raising fears about the quality and safety of care for mothers and babies. Experts warn the trend could have serious long-term consequences for maternity services.
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Kazakhstan officially launched the digital tenge on 18 July, joining a very small group of countries with a functioning central bank digital currency (CBDC). Despite years of global discussion around CBDCs, the list of countries that have actually implemented one remains extremely short.
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Poland's tourism grey market poses a serious risk, with many Poles unknowingly booking trips through unlicensed operators and even sending their children on such excursions. Schools are also among those using illegal organisers. The consequences can be severe, including lack of insurance and no professional care in the event of an accident.
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"Sweet Hamster Days" is a Japanese FMV game in which the player, after dying, is reincarnated as a hamster named Hamta, the pet of three sisters who gaze lovingly into the camera. Its creators call it an entirely new genre — a "being-taken-care-of adventure game". The game was initially rejected by Steam but was approved after the developer revised age-rating settings and resubmitted it.
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Wang Jibing, a food delivery rider in China, has won the country's top literary prize. He is part of a growing group of blue-collar Chinese workers attracting wider attention for their literary writing. His success reflects a rising trend of recognition for working-class literature in China.
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Stephen Chow's "Kung Fu Soccer", a spin-off of the beloved "Shaolin Soccer", has grossed over $200 million at the Chinese box office in its second week of release, with takings still growing. The film is now projected to earn just under $450 million in total during its China run. It ranks among the biggest box-office hits in the country this year.
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Women are far more likely to enter traditionally male-dominated professions than men are to enter female-dominated ones, according to labour market analyses. The main driver is higher pay and greater social prestige in male-coded fields. Female-dominated professions remain lower-paid and are rarely chosen by men, perpetuating the gender pay gap.
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FIFA is set to net over $9 billion in revenue from the 2026 World Cup, making it the most lucrative sporting event in history. The expanded tournament format and record viewership drove unprecedented income from broadcasting rights and sponsorship deals. The figure underscores the accelerating commercialisation of top-level football.
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Researchers in the Rivne commune in Kovel district, Ukraine, have uncovered the remains of at least 30 victims of the Volhynia massacre. Father Tomasz Trzaska of Poland's Institute of National Remembrance described the site as "a pile of bodies." The exhumations are part of ongoing efforts to document wartime crimes committed in the Volhynia region.
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A study in mice found that a ketogenic diet promoted the development of small intestine cancer. The results suggest that the high-fat, very-low-carbohydrate diet may have adverse oncological effects, at least in an animal model. Researchers caution that the findings need further investigation before conclusions can be applied to humans.
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On Monday, 20 July 2026, the euro is trading at 4.3371 Polish złoty per one euro.
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Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) announced on Monday morning that attacks had been carried out on American facilities in the Middle East, alongside explosions involving tankers in the Strait of Hormuz. The strait is one of the world's most critical oil-shipping chokepoints. The incidents raise serious concerns about maritime security and regional stability.
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